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The days are getting shorter, the leaves are changing color (at least in the rest of the country) and autumn is nudging us to slow down, chill out and let go of the extraneous excitements that come with summer. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

As a creative, you’re likely not only looking for a high-tech camera that takes great photos, but also one that doesn’t break the bank. The sophisticated Fujifilm X-T200 achieves that balance with picture-perfect precision. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Justice reform may be trending, but veteran Washington lawyer and South Florida resident Ronald Goldfarb, author of The Price of Justice: Money, Morals and Ethical Reform in Law, has been out front on this issue for a long, long time. — Words by Sandy Lindsey | Author photo by Benha Gardner

If one has to go through a pandemic, we can’t think of any place better to ride it out than South Florida. The Magic City is spirited, courageous and energetic as you can see from the wide variety of virtual happenings and some, though still rare, live events and experiences. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Many claim credit for creating the Mai Tai cocktail, and plenty more insist it was invented in Tahiti, but we’ve got the real low-down on one of the most famous rum drinks in the world. — Words by Francesca Cruz

The Pavlova dessert is light, lovely and ethereal, just as the ballerina for whom it’s named. — Words by Francesca Cruz

For many, being safer at home has meant whipping up an increasing number of finger lickin’ good meals in the kitchen on a daily basis. It’s also meant that fitness routines and diets have taken a back seat as we race through the pandemic with a newfound appreciation for our tastebuds and appetites. Science says you can have your cake and it too — but moderation and balance are key. — Words by Kaya Baez

When the global pandemic that no one expected caught us off guard and threw the economy into a tailspin, many Miamians got creative and took the opportunity to launch new businesses that effortlessly meld their skills, passions and pastimes to yield ideas worth investing in. — Words by Jorge Arauz

Inspired by the globally acclaimed The Front Steps Project, award-winning Photographer Wioletta Bublik set out to capture Miami families during quarantine. What she documented has been an inspiration for all those following her journey on social media and around the world. — Portraits by Wioletta Bublik | Interviews by Jorge Arauz | All Portraits @CapturesByViolet

The popularity of Wioletta Biblik, a school administrator who recently reignited her passion for photography, has skyrocketed with the 100+ family portraits she posted on her IG handle @CapturesByViolet. Her viral project, #StayHomePhotoSession, has inspired families in Miami and around the world to embrace all the little moments of happiness during these trying times. — INterview by Jorge Arauz | Photo by Johnny Acero

Through philanthropy, Baptist Health South Florida Foundation supports and expands Baptist Health’s ability to provide outstanding patient care, bring the latest treatments to patients and families affected by a serious illness, keep pace with the latest in technology and equipment advances, perform cutting-edge research and offer continuing educational opportunities to clinical staff. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

A Miami native and entrepreneur, Carla Oliva is the Founder & CEO of DashBar, a new salon-spa concept opening in Brickell this Fall, specializing in providing the modern woman with a collective beauty bar experience that is better, quicker and easier than ever. — Words by Anika Binx | Photo courtesy of DashBar

Chic and effortless summer looks with pops of color will keep you cool in the Miami heat.

As an emergency medicine attending physician at Jackson Memorial Hospital and Emergency Medicine Residency Associate Program Director, Mark Supino, M.D., shapes the education of young, talented physicians and delivers healthcare to the underserved population of Miami-Dade County, while doing his part to help eradicate health and socioeconomic disparities among patients of every background, ethnicity, creed, gender, gender identity and sexual orientation. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Launched in 2005, Triya was born from three friends’ love for the beach, art and fashion. The Brazilian brand is focused on creating high-quality, fashionable beachwear, and has become known for its signature prints and daring silhouettes. — Words by Anja Maltav

Serpui’s High Summer 2020 Collection was inspired by legendary Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer and his modern architectural design for the country’s capital, transporting people to the tropics during the golden years of Brazilian architecture. — Words by Anja Maltav

When a child needs medical care in today’s distanced world, Nicklaus Children’s Pediatric Virtual Care enables families to connect with leading pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists from the comfort of home. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

During her 9-5 job, Mandy Mizell is a traveling salesperson in the pharmaceutical industry, so it was natural for her to create a travel blog. The Flohemian: Your Guide To An Offbeat Florida Lifestyle embraces a beachy Bohemian spirit while wandering the Sunshine State. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

When Ford introduced the Mustang, it was aimed at secretaries wanting a sporty-looking car, but not necessarily a fast car. The reintroduced Mach One clearly is not Grandma’s Mustang. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Exercise does the body good, but it can cause harm as well, leaving you feeling too achy to work out again too quickly after a workout. The Theragun Pro is ready to help ease your pains and get you back into action. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest honor a girl can earn in Girl Scouts. This year, 16 girls from our community earned their Gold Award, and three are being nominated for national recognition. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Giving a rescue dog a home comes with a great sense of fulfillment, a feeling that becomes even stronger as you watch how they flourish when they are given the love and attention they deserve. — Words by Morgan “The Dachshund” Lindsey

Considered by many horologists to be the “Most Iconic” wristwatch, Cartier’s tank watch has literally withstood the test of time, remaining as popular now as when it was introduced more than 100 years ago. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Supercar enthusiasts and caffeine lovers have found a new obsession in the ultimate espresso maker: The show-stopping surgical stainless steel and carbon fiber Espresso Veloce RS Black Edition. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Vicem’s latest creation is essentially a floating version of an elite private club. Crafted of epoxy-infused mahogany with fine leather and striking marble accents, it’s the perfect way to practice “social distancing.” — Words by Bill Lindsey

As we say farewell to the summer that never was, I’m optimistic for a Fall that does NOT live up to its name. — Words by Jorge Arauz

Brickell Magazine and the University of Miami Herbert Business School honored the first annual “Go-Getters” at Aston Martin Residences with culinary experiences from Novecento, ChiFa and SuViche.

The death of her uncle while homeless was a profound experience for Symeria Hudson, one that keeps her driving toward a goal of one day ending homelessness in South Florida. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Treating yourself to something bodacious after closing an incredible deal doesn’t get much cooler (or should we say “hotter”) than the Elite Clam Sauna. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

From retail therapy to sports and museums to cruises, Miami is eager to get back into action — both virtually and IRL. We’ve always thought outside-the-box at the tip of The Sunshine State and this month is no different. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Slow-cooked, hearty, indulgent and oh-so-savory — braised short ribs are not only one of the quintessential American comfort staples, but a classic dish that’s trending again in the culinary world. — Words by Francesca Cruz

Grab a bottle of lime cordial (or make your own!) and your favorite gin next time you’re hosting a BBQ and wait for everyone to praise you for your excellent mixologist skills — because when it comes to mixing up a Gimlet, you can’t go wrong. — Words by Francesca Cruz

With advances in technology and corporate attitudes increasingly accepting of telecommuting, more people will be working from home than ever. This year, what is being dubbed as “the world’s largest social experiment” in the first and second quarter has fast-tracked this trend toward digital connectivity, delivery of services and a new “business as usual.” — Words by Sandy Lindsey

There is no shortage of watery adventures to be had in the BVI — year-round perfect weather, world-class accommodations, friendly locals and memories galore. What are you waiting for? The vacation of a lifetime awaits. — Words by Sandy Lindsey | Photos courtesy of BVI Tourism

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This enchanting Key Biscayne home is an Italian-inspired dream featuring vaulted ceilings, ample spaces to relax and entertain, fine finishes and hidden gardens around every turn. — Words by Yoshi Sanz | Photos courtesy of Fortune International Realty

Part the clouds and let the sun shine in with these trendsetting haute summer looks ready to get the party started.

Taking luxury living to new levels, explore a few world-class residential developments in the heart of the urban core that have savvy investors from around the world ready to jetset toward paradise in style. — Words by Sandy Lindsey | Photos courtesy of Respective Developments